Watch The World Cup in Newcastle

Watch the World Cup Live in Newcastle at The Geordie Star

If you are looking for the best place to watch the World Cup in Newcastle, The Geordie Star delivers a proper football atmosphere from kick-off to full-time. Located in the heart of the city, we are showing every key fixture live on our big screens, with full match sound, a lively crowd, and the kind of match-day energy that makes international football special.

The World Cup brings people together like no other tournament. From group stage drama to knockout tension and the final itself, every game matters. At The Geordie Star, we make sure you do not miss a moment. Expect clear screens across the bar, excellent sightlines, and a crowd that reacts to every tackle, chance, and goal. This is football watched properly, surrounded by fans who care about the game.

Our bar is fully stocked for match days, serving cold pints, spirits, and soft drinks throughout the tournament. Arrive early, get settled, and enjoy the build-up as the atmosphere grows ahead of kick-off. For the biggest fixtures, the bar fills quickly, so early arrival is strongly advised to secure a good spot.

The Geordie Star is known for its friendly, no-nonsense sports crowd. It is a place where regulars and visitors mix easily, creating a welcoming but energetic environment. You can come as a group, with workmates, or on your own and still feel part of the occasion. During the World Cup, that sense of shared experience is exactly what makes watching football in a pub better than watching at home.

With Newcastle’s strong football culture, World Cup matches here carry extra intensity. Big games feel big, and knockout matches feel unforgettable. From early kick-offs to late-night fixtures, we keep the bar atmosphere consistent and focused on the football. If you want a pub that takes the World Cup seriously, The Geordie Star is the right choice.

We show all major matches live, including England games, key group fixtures, and every stage of the knockout rounds. The later the tournament goes, the bigger the atmosphere becomes. Semi-finals and finals are particularly busy, with fans arriving well in advance to make an evening of it.

Walk-ins are welcome throughout the tournament. For major games, planning ahead and arriving early is the best way to avoid disappointment. The Geordie Star is a popular destination for live sport in Newcastle, and World Cup nights are some of the busiest of the year.

World Cup at The Geordie Star – FAQ

Are all World Cup matches shown live?
Yes. We show all major World Cup fixtures live, including group games, knockout matches, semi-finals, and the final.

Will the matches have full sound?
Yes. Key matches are shown with full commentary sound, creating a proper match-day atmosphere inside the bar.

Do I need to book a table to watch the World Cup?
We primarily operate on a walk-in basis. For big games, early arrival is strongly recommended as space fills quickly.

What time should I arrive for popular matches?
For England games, knockout fixtures, and evening kick-offs, arriving at least 45–60 minutes before kick-off is advised.

Is The Geordie Star suitable for groups?
Yes. The bar is popular with groups of friends, colleagues, and football fans watching together.

Will food be available during matches?
Food availability may vary by match day. It is best to arrive early and check at the bar for details on the day.

Is The Geordie Star a good place for neutral fans?
Absolutely. The atmosphere is passionate but welcoming, making it ideal for both supporters and neutral football fans.

Where is The Geordie Star located?
The Geordie Star is centrally located in Newcastle, making it easy to reach before and after matches.